Hotel Posada Al Vent - Adults Only

Since our second stay in 2016 Daniel has become semi-retired and, alas, does not provide dinners. (You can walk along the road a bit to find a great local restaurant.) But, as compensation, the breakfasts are out of this world - the best I have ever eaten!! And the warm welcome from Daniel and Lucia was great - they are like old friends to us now. We had the large room with balcony and fabulous views over the valley to the reservoir. The bed linen is of the highest quality as is the whole ambience of this wonderful hotel. They are a lovely couple who have created a wonderful hotel and we must find a way to return!!

I’ve stayed in many 5 star hotels and Posada Al Vent was one of the most unique and beautiful experiences I’ve ever had. If you appreciate antiques, beauty and art, this renovated medieval hotel is the place for you. The place is pristine, with attention to every detail. . . . The art everywhere, the antique furniture, the lightly scented candles and the high end upgrades from the renovation makes this an enchanting, magical room. We stayed in a junior terrace room that had a small terrace with a stunning view and was a wonderful place to relax while listening to the birds and enjoying the breeze. ABSOLUTELY have dinner if you can at the hotel - Daniel is an amazing chef and it’s so reasonably priced. His cooking rivals the best restaurants I’ve been to in my hometown of San Francisco. The quality of the ingredients and the flavors were out of this world and the presentation of the food was artistic down to the beautiful cutlery and plate sets I was envying. Also get nearby restaurant recommendations from Daniel, you cannot go wrong. This is a wonderful place if you want to visit small quaint towns and do some hiking at Monte Perdido. We stayed at a Paradores in Biesla which had the convenience of being close to some hiking trails but had I known better, I would’ve stayed longer at Posada Al Vent. It really is that magical!

Exceptionnel ! Il faut trouver et réserver, car cela en vaut la peine et largement le détour.. Un hôtel d'exception dans un petit village du haut Aragon, pas loin de Ainsa. Chambres très agréables, propres, décorées avec beaucoup de goût, salon de lecture ou de musique exceptionnel et cadre magnifique. Petits déjeuners uniques au monde !